Study sets matching "social development"
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Classes
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Nonverbal expressions of emotions, is c…
Caution and wariness displayed by infan…
Distress displayed by infants when a cu…
Smiling begins
Nonverbal encoding
Stranger anxiety ... Appears in second half of first yesr
Separation anxiety... Begins 7-8 months and peaks at 14
6-9 weeks they smile reliably
Nonverbal expressions of emotions, is c…
Nonverbal encoding
Caution and wariness displayed by infan…
Stranger anxiety ... Appears in second half of first yesr
stranger anxiety
attachment
critical period
imprinting
The fear of strangers that infants commonly display beginning…
and emotional tie with another person; shown in young children…
an optimal period shortly after birth when an organism's expos…
The process by which certain animals form attachments during a…
stranger anxiety
The fear of strangers that infants commonly display beginning…
attachment
and emotional tie with another person; shown in young children…
Sigmund Freud
ID
EGO
SUPEREGO
patients emotional problems stemmed from early childhood relat…
the biological drives with which an infant is born ... earliest a…
emerges in the first year ... the rational, logical, problem-solv…
develops during ages of 3-6... based on the childs internalizatio…
Sigmund Freud
patients emotional problems stemmed from early childhood relat…
ID
the biological drives with which an infant is born ... earliest a…
Harlow (1971)
Secure
Insecure
Anxious attachment
This guy did Origins of Attachment with monkeys. Exposed monke…
Relaxed, attentive caregiving
Anxiety & Distress
express attachment in different ways: clingy, emotional distre…
Harlow (1971)
This guy did Origins of Attachment with monkeys. Exposed monke…
Secure
Relaxed, attentive caregiving
7. Self-Identity
8. Sense of Competence
9. Emotions
10. Empathy
Children have a positive self identity
Children feel they are competent
Children recognize, label. and recognize their feelings
Children demonstrate empathy toward others
7. Self-Identity
Children have a positive self identity
8. Sense of Competence
Children feel they are competent
Trust vs. Mistrust
Autonomy vs. Shame and doubt
Initiative vs. Guilt
Industry vs. inferiority
Erikson's first stage during the first year of life, infants l…
18 months-3 yrs (toddler)... Development of motor skills leads to…
3-6 yrs, good: sense of purpose, ability to initiate activitie…
6-12 yrs, good: competence, exercise his/her abilities and int…
Trust vs. Mistrust
Erikson's first stage during the first year of life, infants l…
Autonomy vs. Shame and doubt
18 months-3 yrs (toddler)... Development of motor skills leads to…
Social Psychology
Harry Harlow
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Harry Harlow
The scientific study of how people's thoughts, feelings, and b…
An American psychologist best known for his maternal-separatio…
An American psychologist best known for his maternal-separatio…
Which psychologist's experiments manifested the importance of…
Social Psychology
The scientific study of how people's thoughts, feelings, and b…
Harry Harlow
An American psychologist best known for his maternal-separatio…
Theory of mind
false belief test
Child
social perspective taking
the understanding that people have mental states such as desir…
people with theory of mind will acknowledge that if someone mo…
develops TOM through joint attention, joint play and imitation…
the ability to adopt other's perspectives and understand their…
Theory of mind
the understanding that people have mental states such as desir…
false belief test
people with theory of mind will acknowledge that if someone mo…
Shontel reached out to her mother and s…
When Brandon's father left him alone, B…
Elena cooed and babbled happily in her…
When Ashley heard her grandmother's voi…
11-12 months
4-6 months
1 month
4-6 months
Shontel reached out to her mother and s…
11-12 months
When Brandon's father left him alone, B…
4-6 months
Attachment
Attachment Theory
Secure (adj)
Bond (n)
A close relationship, connection, bond, love
An explanation of how the parent-child relationship emerges an…
Safe, free from danger and fear
An emotional connection
Attachment
A close relationship, connection, bond, love
Attachment Theory
An explanation of how the parent-child relationship emerges an…
Pavlov & Watson's Classical Conditioning
Educational Implications of Classical c…
B.F. Skinner's operant conditioning
Educational implications of operant con…
Behaviorist - behavior is based upon repetition, association,…
1) teachers can be assured through repetition (and based upon…
-children learn from operating in the environment & respond to…
1) teachers can use behavior modification in classroom as lear…
Pavlov & Watson's Classical Conditioning
Behaviorist - behavior is based upon repetition, association,…
Educational Implications of Classical c…
1) teachers can be assured through repetition (and based upon…
Erikson's Developmental Theory
Erikson's stage theory
Erikson's psychological conflict of ado…
Outcomes if you don't achieve identity
-passes through 8 dev stages "psychosocial stages"... -each stage…
Identity vs Identity confusion... -Identity: internal self constr…
-confusion regarding adult roles, psychological immaturity, un…
Erikson's Developmental Theory
-passes through 8 dev stages "psychosocial stages"... -each stage…
Erikson's stage theory
Structural Functionalism
Conflict Theory
Feminist Theory
Growing Up Online
1960s now obselete:... Structure: specific roles for individuals…
...
...
online bullying, adolescent futures, emphasis on sexuality
Structural Functionalism
1960s now obselete:... Structure: specific roles for individuals…
Conflict Theory
...
first bonds
imprinting
critical period
cupboard love theory
attachment that forms with primary caregiver; distressed newbo…
the process by which certain animals form strong attachments d…
an optimal period when certain events must take place to facil…
Freud's theory that infants attach to those who satisfy their…
first bonds
attachment that forms with primary caregiver; distressed newbo…
imprinting
the process by which certain animals form strong attachments d…
self centered
negativism
temper tantrum
phobias
thinking about one's own needs and wants, not those of others
doing the opposite of what others want
incidents in which children release anger or frustration by sc…
abnormal fears
self centered
thinking about one's own needs and wants, not those of others
negativism
doing the opposite of what others want
psychic energy
erogenous zones
id
ego
(Freud) biological instinctive drives that fuel behavior, thou…
(Freud) areas of the body that become erotically sensitive in…
(psychoanalytic) primitive personality structure, unconscious,…
(psychoanalytic) second personality structure to develop, rati…
psychic energy
(Freud) biological instinctive drives that fuel behavior, thou…
erogenous zones
(Freud) areas of the body that become erotically sensitive in…
Developments in Early/Middle Childhood
Influences on self-esteem
Attributions
External Environmental
Emotional Understanding... Self-Concept... Self-Esteem... Perspective T…
Culture and gender stereotyped beliefs... Child-rearing practices…
Common, everyday explanations for the causes of behavior
situational circumstances
Developments in Early/Middle Childhood
Emotional Understanding... Self-Concept... Self-Esteem... Perspective T…
Influences on self-esteem
Culture and gender stereotyped beliefs... Child-rearing practices…
stranger anxiety
attachment
critical period
imprinting
fear of strangers that infants commonly display
emotional tie with another person
an optimal period when certain events must take place
process by certain animals form attachments during a critical…
stranger anxiety
fear of strangers that infants commonly display
attachment
emotional tie with another person
Ivan Pavlov and John Watson Classical C…
B.F. Skinners Operant Conditioning
Personality
Eriksons Psychosocial Stages of Develop…
Behavior is learned based on repetition, association and antic…
Operating in an environment, behavior response produces a cons…
Consists of unique characteristic patterns of a persons though…
Early childhood experiences helped to permanently shape person…
Ivan Pavlov and John Watson Classical C…
Behavior is learned based on repetition, association and antic…
B.F. Skinners Operant Conditioning
Operating in an environment, behavior response produces a cons…
The Mind
Conscious
Preconscious
Unconscious
Conscious ... Preconscious ... Unconscious
Thoughts you are aware of
Thoughts you can easily become aware of
Anxiety inducing thoughts that can only become aware of under…
The Mind
Conscious ... Preconscious ... Unconscious
Conscious
Thoughts you are aware of
Social Role
3 Elements of Social Role Theory
Social Role Theory
4 Dimensions that are used to measure t…
Any set of behaviors that has a socially agreed upon function…
1. Role Enactment: Patterned characteristic of social behavior…
1. Social roles serve as the bridge between person and society…
1. Number of roles someone has... 2. Intensity of involvement/how…
Social Role
Any set of behaviors that has a socially agreed upon function…
3 Elements of Social Role Theory
1. Role Enactment: Patterned characteristic of social behavior…
Emotional development
Social development
Attachment
Failure to thrive
The process of learning to recognize and express feelings and…
The process of learning self-expression and how to interact wi…
This is when physical contact helps build the bond between a c…
A condition in which babies fail to grow and develop properly
Emotional development
The process of learning to recognize and express feelings and…
Social development
The process of learning self-expression and how to interact wi…
Describe Erikson's Life Span Theory.
Define the term temperament.
Describe the findings of Kagan's temper…
Describe findings from longitudinal stu…
Based on individualist, capitalist, Western societies. It clai…
Temperament is an innate biologically based level of emotional…
Babies are "born shy": cautious and emotionally reserved, or a…
Temperament can be detected in the womb. Temperament stays sta…
Describe Erikson's Life Span Theory.
Based on individualist, capitalist, Western societies. It clai…
Define the term temperament.
Temperament is an innate biologically based level of emotional…
What is social development
Why is play important?
Solo Play (0-18 Months)
Parallel play (18 Months-2 Years)
Learning how to interact socially with other individuals in fa…
Teaches sharing, helps make friends, sense of self, learn how…
Common at life stage due to limited social, cognitive and phys…
Not yet able to share and take turns required for co-operative…
What is social development
Learning how to interact socially with other individuals in fa…
Why is play important?
Teaches sharing, helps make friends, sense of self, learn how…